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Re: O/T, kid in school and hair color


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Posted by Dave 2N on August 25, 2008 at 14:58:56 from (74.32.115.252):

In Reply to: Re: O/T, kid in school and hair color posted by 135 Fan on August 25, 2008 at 07:46:06:

You've really jumped outside the guard rails on this one, Bub. You've missed the entire point. Yup!! The doofus can do anything he wants with his hair; just be prepared for the consequences and "old" should have just stifled it and not come on here sniffling and whining about the Supreme Court decisions he wanted to find to get at the school because of what they did to his son.

I DON'T judge people by the types of jackets they wear; my 70 year old BIL is a Harley guy and wears a leather jacket. And he's an adult as opposed to "old's" son who is a kid and needed some proper guidance from his "old" man, guidance that he didn't get, BTW.

BUT--red hair IS a different issue entirely, especially if the kid is in school. That type of thing leads to a little of this, a little of that and neither "this" nor "that" are usually good. And yes--I DO judge kids by the color of their hair; it tells me a lot about them and their parents.

So--"old" can let him have his last "fling" but "old" can also shut the HALL up about the consequences of the "Red Hair Last Fling."

You have missed the whole issue her by more than a country mile.

Wake up, get a life, and get in the real world.


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